Kamp

kamp Dutch Etymology (Beekdaelen) nl (Bergen) First attested as van de Kamp in 1715. Derived from nl kamp enclosed piece of land. (Flevoland) Attested as Kamp in 1994. Derived from nl kamp enclosed piece of land. The surname is derived from one of the senses of nl kamp or from one of the toponyms. Pronunciation nl /kɑmp/ nl Kamp nl ɑmp 1 nl kamp Proper noun nl proper noun n nl hamlet mun/Beekdaelen p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl hamlet mun/Bergen p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl neighbourhood city/Lelystad p/Flevoland c/Netherlands nl References kamp German Etymology From de gml kamp, from de osx kamp, from de gmw-pro *kamp, from de la campus. Thus originally the same word as de Kampf fight. Pronunciation de /kamp/ de De-Kamp.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,,^e de archaic or dialectal regional chiefly northern Germany piece of land; field; grassland Usage notes The word remains very common in placenames as well as personal names in northern Germany. Declension m,,^e Derived terms de kampieren Related terms de Camp de Kämpe Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gml kamp, from hrx osx kamp, from hrx gmw-pro *kamp, from hrx la campus. Pronunciation hrx /kʰamp/ Noun m Kampe field hrx Feld Further reading Luxembourgish Etymology lb gem-pro 1 From lb gmh kamp, from lb goh kamb, from lb gmw-pro *kamb. Cognate with de Kamm, nl kam, en comb, is kambur. Pronunciation lb /kamp/ [kɑmp] Noun m Kämm comb Related terms lb kämmen